Good battery life - should comfortably last the day with moderate to heavy use

Slick, premium design - the matte finish of the back offers a good grip, and doesn’t attract fingerprints too much - it also contrasts well with the 2.5D curved-edge display

The Infinix Hot 6 Pro also feels fairly light at 158g, with good weight distribution across the entire body

The highlight of the phone is tall 18:9, 5.99 inch display and has an HD+ resolution (720x1440) - the screen is bright, and colours are vivid and punchy - watching videos is a generally pleasant experience

Infinix's own skin Hummingbird XOS works pretty well, isn't too complicated, and includes some convenience features including a one-handed mode, screen recording, scrolling screenshots, gestures, eye-care mode, and a Game DnD mode

Decent loudspeaker - it gets quite loud (although bass is lacking)

Good battery life - will give you a day and a half's worth of usage on one charge

2-minute Review [Negatives]

It's an all-plastic build, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean that the phone lacks the premium touch of some of the metal phones in this price bracket

The display is decent, but certainly could have done with a higher resolution and better outdoor visibility

EMUI is not the most refined skin for Android, and comes bundled with plenty of bloatware too (although it does offer plenty of customization)

The performance of the phone is ok in day-to-day use, but with the budget Snapdragon 430 at the core, you certainly shouldn't expect very good gaming performance

Supports the old microUSB port instead of the modern USB-C

No support for fast charging

On the whole, the Honor 7A is a pretty solid phone when judged on its own, but it will face some very tough competition from Redmi 5 in this price bracket, which has, among other things, a significantly more powerful processor

Both fingerprint and face unlock are a little on the slow side

Average overall performance - while the phone runs ok in day-to-day use, the Snapdragon 425 at the core means that anything more than basic use makes the phone stutter - there’s some lag when you’re switching between apps, and scrolling through heavy webpages in Chrome can get jerky

Average dual rear camera setup - the details of nearby objects in landscape shots are alright, but pretty much everything else has grainy details, blurry edges, and subdued colours - HDR mode is pretty average too - and the portrait mode often misses the mark on edge detection

Average selfie camera too

No fast charging support - it takes nearly three and half hours to fully charge this phone

On the whole, the Hot 6 Pro is a decent phone, but it's in a very competitive price bracket, and will find it tough to compete against the likes of the Xiaomi Redmi 5 which offers a much better all-round performance